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  • Omega 3 Keeping Thailand Heart Center Patients With Their Families
    By: Gregory Smyth | - Omega 3 fatty acids were described in a 1992 article by William EM Lands, a biochemist, and while this was not the first that scientists knew of them, it was the beginning of their journey into the public consciousness. They are considered essential for normal growth in young children and animals, and are found in highest quantities in cold water oily fish such as salmon. Flax seeds, butternuts, walnut and pecans are also good sources of this essential substance. Omega 3 has been used to stunnin ...
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  • How To Beat The Number-one Killer In The West - Heart Disease
    By: Gregory Smyth | - Every food is good for you in moderation. However, the levels that is considered 'moderate' is different for each of them, also! A moderate amount of chocolate is a far cry from a moderate amount of broccoli, for example. There are also some foods which it is quite difficult to overdo, especially if you are eating for heart health. These are known as superfoods, and for those under the care of a Thailand heart center or cardiac center in Thailand, they are an essential part of the diet. If you h ...
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  • Cross-border Medical Tourism
    By: Mary Jo | - Cross-Border Medical Tourism
    Cross-border medical tourism has become increasingly popular within the United States in the past few years. The trend for regional travel for elective surgeries and procedures has shown a definite increase in not only the Americas, but in Western Europe, Australia and throughout Asia. As a matter of fact, over 500,000 Americans travel out of the country every year, not only to Mexico and South America, but also to various destinations in order to procure aff ...

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  • Coronary Artery Disease - #1 Killer In The States
    By: Hedin Johan | - Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) Definition of CAD and Its Cause

    As you all know, you heart works 24 hours; pumping and sending blood around your body. This hard working pump also requires blood to sustain the heart muscle itself. The blood travels through many tubes around the body which are known as arteries and veins. There are three small-sized blood vessels connected to the heart muscle in which two of them are located on the left left main artery, and the other on the right. T ...

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  • Chocolate For Heart Health
    By: Gregory Smyth | - There is big money behind recent studies that have shown that chocolate is good for your health - and plenty of chocolate manufacturers that have jumped on the "chocolate as medicine" bandwagon. There has been some great news for heart patients - many don't have to give up all of the foods they love to have a healthy lifestyle, some chocolate is actually good for heart health.

    However, Thailand's experienced heart care centers advise that cardiac bypass surgery patients should ta ...

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  • Heart Bypass Or Stent - Which Is Better?
    By: Gregory Smyth | - For the hundreds of thousands of people every year that are told they have blocked arteries, the choice does not involve whether or not to have something done. If the patient doesn't undergo one of the two types of procedures, CABG surgery (coronary artery bypass grafting surgery) or stenting, the great likelihood is that they will die.

    Stenting was hailed as a groundbreaking treatment when it first came onto the mainstream, with the need for open heart cardiac bypass surgery at ...

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